Week in Review - 31 May

This week, the United Democratic Party reignited tensions in the Zambezi Region, calling for the Namibian Defence Force to withdraw and demanding political control over the former Caprivi area. We hear from UDP Secretary Ronnicah Sipiho and get expert analysis from political commentator Ndumba Kamwanyah. In economic news, the African…

Namibia Democratic Alliance demands answers over N$36 million allegedly owed to war veterans, while the ICC slams U.S. sanctions on its judges. Plus, Uganda regains World Bank funding, and a South African geologist wins a top National Geographic award.

Namibia secures N$114 billion in foreign investment as oil and gas dominate; AU slams U.S. travel ban targeting African countries. French union blocks arms shipment to Israel, while FNB boosts rural healthcare with medical equipment donation.

#Environment Ministry Highlights Zambezi’s Tourism Potential.... #The City of Johannesburg in S.A has launched the Joburg Bomb Squad ..... #Chad Halts U.S. Visas in Retaliation Over Travel Ban ......PLUS #After Trump and Xi Speak, U.S. and China Agree to Revive Trade Talks

#Zambezi Region Poised to Boost Tourism, Says Environment Ministry.... #Foot and Mouth Disease Outbreak Alarms South Africa’s Gauteng Legislature ..... #Zambia’s Former President Edgar Lungu Dies at 68 ......PLUS #Trump “very disappointed” by Musk bill attacks